Infant Baptism Sermon at First Reformed Church
Rev. L. A. Peeler spoke at the First Reformed Church on Infant Baptism using the Biblical command to make disciples of all nations. He argued baptism begins a child’s life in Christ and compared to Jewish circumcision, suggesting Christian infants may be baptized as part of church membership.
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L. A. Peeler
First Reformed Church
Church of Jesus Christ
All Ireland Ploughing Drive Aims At Mass Tillage
Dublin report notes All Ireland mobilizes for vast ploughing effort under defense act. A 10 percent extra tillage rule applies to farms over ten acres, with 350 000 holdings affected. County and parish committees coordinate seeds manures and implements while local exchanges extend labor saving machinery.
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England
United States
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Denmark
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America
Denmark Cuts Rail Traffic to Save Coal
Copenhagen April 2 Passenger traffic on the state railways has been cut by one third to economize coal. The government will curb cement exports to limit coal use in production. Heavy restrictions will hit paper mills and further reduce newspaper sizes.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
North Carolina State College to Begin New Dormitory
The institution will start a large new dormitory at North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering. A $300 000 bond issue funds permanent improvements over six years. The building will house 192 students, have three floors and a basement, with four rooms per floor and baths in each division. Athletic and visiting team facilities open onto Riddick Field.
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West Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
General Assembly
State
Riddick Field
London Endures Hard Winter Then Sees Spring Return
London reports the hardest wartime winter with coal shortages easing only gradually. Prices kept below Paris and Rome levels, but dealers charged about 15 dollars per ton. Women and children hunted for coal, loading bags and taxis as schools closed and trains ran cool. The navy took priority, explaining reduced coal quality.
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Associated Press
London
Pans
Rome
East Coast turf season opens at Prince Georges Park Bowie
Baltimore observers report the start of the 1917 spring turf meeting hosted by the Southern Maryland Agricultural Association at the Bowie course near Bowie Maryland. Prominent breeders including Harry Payne Whitney Clarence H Mackay and Edward B McLean have stabled horses at the track amid high expectations for a successful meet.
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Baltimore
Prince Georges Park
Bowie
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Harry Payne Whitney
Clarence H. Mackay
Edward B. McLean
Labor Leaders Recruit Skilled Workers Across England
A dozen Liverpool labor leaders visit military camps to select skilled workers for war work. They will be brought back to Liverpool and other industrial centers where skilled labor is urgently needed for wartime tasks.
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Liverpool
England
Majestic Demonstration Eyed for Local Students
The Majestic factory expert in charge of a weekly demonstration will expect every boy and girl to visit Amos Furniture Co between 3 and 5 PM this week. Advertisements in the paper promise how to obtain a Majestic aeroplane free and provide further details.
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Majestic
Amos Furniture Co
Moody Magazine President to Lead Russia Investment Inquiry
A. W. Ferrin president of Moody Magazine and editor of Moody's magazine will sail from San Francisco on April 30 to investigate American investments in Russia and the Far East. He will visit Japan, China, India, Australia, and other regions to assess financial conditions, banking, railroads, and public utilities for expanding foreign trade.
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A. W. Ferrin
Moody Magazine and Book Company
Moody’s Magazine
San Francisco
Ferrin
Japan
Russia
China
Philippines
French East Indies
Straits Settlement
Australia
New Zealand
Ceylon
India
East
South Africa
Winston Zinzendorf at High Point event
A brief notice lists Winston Zinzendorf scheduled for a High Point event with times 9:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. The fragmented item implies program slots or attendance details for a local gathering.
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Winston Zinzendorf
High Point
Winston
Elkin
Wilkesboro
Mt. Airy
National Lumber Manufacturers Meet Seeks Unified Industry
Chicago hosts the National Lumber Manufacturers association for a four day session aimed at uniting regional groups into a national effort. The agenda excludes price talks and covers efficiency in merchandising, by product utilization, lumber trademarking for quality, and advertising campaigns.
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Chicago
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Miners Celebrate Eight Hour Day Anniversary in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on April 2 miners in the anthracite region observed the first anniversary of the eight hour day won in a year old agreement with operators. Firemen engineers and others stayed at work to prevent flooding while mass meetings stressed the victory.
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Hazleton
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